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Subject: Re: mapping c++ classes to php classes
From: jay@php.net (Jay Smith)


Maybe my original mail didn't get through, but this might help...

http://www.tutorbuddy.com/software/phpcpp/

J


Joerg Mauz wrote:

> hi all,
>  
> just one simple questions:
> when I write a c++ extension for php (already done so far) are there any
> mechanism
> provided by php to map my c++ classes to php or do I have to write some
> kind of
> a php to c++ class wrapper (every member function for the php class will
> call a native c
> function that does the job) my self ?
>  
> any ideas ?
> thanks in advance
>  
> cu
>             joerg